The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-03-19


Circuit Co urt for Baltimore county:
DEEDS AND ASSIGNMENTS.
John Gill & wife to WIN. W. Spence.
VIM. w. Spence & wife to Mary G. White
John X. White to Mary G. White.
A. M. Johnson to VIM. D. Sauter, DC.
VIM. E. Sauter wife to Christian E. Sauter.
G. E. Sauter & wife to VIM. E. Sauter
Saml. Black & wife to G. German o. A.
H. w. Fox q wife to Mary A. Gross.
Redmund Gray wife to Henry j. Warner.
Jane Broadbent, trus., to Christian Devries.
Christian Devries to G. M. w. Hutton.
J. T. Elsroad to D. W. Chapman.
VIM. S. Keech, trus., to G. II. Klemm.
Edward Ri der & wife to Louisa S. Meyer.
d. Wilson e. A. Hunting to A. A. s. Smith.
Mrs. Ellen Matthews to S. H. Fisher.
Adam Debaugh & wife to Geo. ". Seipp.
Chas. Stansbury, &C., to Emma Stansbury.
B. Shorey to J. S. Hagerty, &C., trustee
VIM. Seymour to VIM. Fl. w. Reed.
Jacob H. Aul to Henry Fox.
David Wilson & wife &C., to VIM. F. D. Jean.
Eli Smith to Laura W. Spice.
A. e. Croft & wife to Christopher Hoffman.
Elijah j. Bond and wife to L. A. Barntz.
Elijah J. Bond wife to Mary M. Judik.
Geo. W. Curtis, &C., to Geo. W. Wilhelm.
Charles Burke to e. A. Alban.
II. W. Fox wife to VIM. e. Hoffman.
S. Teackle Wallis, trustee to A. Stirling, Jr.
Joseph W. James to John W. James.
VIM. f. Hickman to Henry C. Minor.
Joshua L. Mayes, &C., to VIM Parks.
LEASES.
E. J. Bond d wife to Saml. T. Williams.
Eliza J. Knoblock, trus., to B. e. SchoieId.
E. J. Knoblock, trus., to M. T. Stewart.
Louisa Maier to J. G.. Clark, Jr.
Henry Seten & wife to Geo. z. Sheiblein.
Henry Seten & wife to John Sheiblein.
MORTGAGES.
J. Kennedy to Loyola P. B. A., $500.
M. A. Fitzgerald, &C., to NJ &c M. P. B. & S. Co.,
$3.50.
James Kennedy to LoyoIa P. B. A., $500.
E. j. Roberts to Border S. s. l., 1000.
NJ. A. Cross, &C., to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
Hasetine Taggart, &C., to E. F. Ofutt, 5000.
VIM. E. Sauter, &c., to A. M. johnson, $4,000.
Andrew Wise to S. A. Stonby, 5000.
Martin Dali & wife to M. K. Lomm, $500.
III. E. Scholz to Saml. W. 0'Lauglin, $500.
S. II. Fisher & wife to Mrs. E. Matthews, ST, 000
A. A. S. Smith, &C., to Wilson Hunting, 81 100
VIM Fl. w. Reed & wife to ]. s. Benson, 81, O0O
H. Fox, & wife to Montebello B. & L. A., 81 $780,
]. H. Aull to Loyola P. B. A., 1,345.
Elias Hahn to Mary T. Deweis, 81, 500.
Geo. W. Seipp wife to Adam Debaugh 81 900.
Fredk Kleinhenn wife to VIM. B. Watkins $500.
Laura W. Spice to Eli Smith, $4,000.
A. Stirling, Jr, to G. J. Bonaparte, $4,000.
j. II. Aull to Loyola P. B. A.. 1925.
B. E. Schofeld, &C., to Loyola P. B. A., $500.
NJ. 7. Stewart to Loyola P. B. A., $500.
VIM. W. Glenn to Waverly B. A., 500.
]. H. Aull to Waverly B. A., $3.50.
A. E. Ham to Saml Bealmear, $500.
Thos. Kebaugh, guard, to VIM. A. Burke 81, 200.
H. C. Minor to Salvatore M. Davidson, $4,000.
III. C. Minor to D. H. Robbins 81 900.
D. N. Stephens to John Loeber, 81 200.
c. L. Gunby to J. T. Morris, trus., 81 900.
BILLS OF SALE.
Andrew Wise to S. A. Stronby, 5000.
RELEASES.
Waverly B. A. to James Kennedy.
Orville Horwitz to Saml. Black.
Loyola P. B. A. to Edw. J. Roberts.
Wavery B. A. to Mary A. Cross, &c.
A. NJ. johnson, trustee, to G. e. Sauter, &c.
C. A. Hoffman to M. A. Fitzgerald.
G. A. Hoffman to Peter Fitzgerald.
Isaac n Dickson to Mary Ann Constantine.
Hebron Lodge K. of P. to Louis Murray.
c. R. Hyand to Geo. W. Baker.
Christian Blomeer to Martin Dali
Franklin P. B. A. to VIM. Seymour.
Maurice Gregg, &C., to Fredk. Klenhenn.
J. G.. Maier to E. j. Bond.
Waverly B. A. to VIM. W. Glenn.
NJ. W. Ofutt to Geo. W. Curtis, &c.
North German A. B. A to Catherine Pfrom.
Hartford Insurance Company.-At the
last meeting CT the Hartford Mutual Fire Insur
ance Company a communication was received
from Mr.. Geo. Jessop, of Baltimore county, asking
to be relieved from serving any longer as director,
on account of his advanced age Mr.. Jessop's
request was granted and the secretary was direc-
ted to tender him the thanks Of the Board for his
valuable services, extending over period offorty-
four years. Mr.. Clinton Jessop was elected to fill
the vacancy.
The president, the secretary and Mr.. John S.
Dallam were directed to invest additional S.,
900 of the amount in the treasury in good, safe
securities.
Messrs. John Carroll Walsh, John S. Dallam,
G. c. Kinsey, John Stirling and Thomas Gorsuch
| l. hAor fOrf ha
ensuing year.
The loss of Ellen G.. Cole, of Baltimore county
on her barn, amounting to $1,000 on the building
| and $13601 on the contents; the loss on Rosa
Ceilings barn, 5000; and for repairs on her ten
ant house damaged by fire, Sc, were ordered to be
| paid.
Child Crushed to Death-Another Un-
| necessary Inquest.-0n Thursday Of last week
a boy aged six years, son of Mrs. Laura Baker,
| living on the Falls road, near Boundary avenue,
was riding on the Maryland Central turn-table
while some other children were pushing it around,
| when he lost his balance and fell between the
table and the wall of the pit where he was wedged
in. Several men soon arrived and set about re-
lieving the child, but it was necessary to remove
several of the stones before he could be released.
| His head was terribly crushed and he was also
injured internally, from the effects of which he
| died the next day. Notwithstanding the fact that
the chld's death was purely accidental, Justice
Dorsey, of Woodbury., thought an inquest neces-
sary and it was held, the jury deciding that the
occurrence was the result of accident. But we
suppose the county will have to pay for the in
| quest all the same.
Road Matters.-A delegation to oppose the
| ratification of county road running from the
| Baltimore and Havre de Grace turnpike to Rose
dale Station, on the Philadelphia Extension of
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, was before the
County Commissioners on Wednesday. Their
efforts, however, were fruitless, as the road had
been finally ratified and confirmed December 14th